Sentence examples for protected prairie from inspiring English sources

This swathe of protected prairie in northern Montana more closely resembles the national parks of Africa than it does nearby Yellowstone.

It's hoped that the Endangered Wildlife Research center in Patuxent, Md. can breed enough ferrets to set some free on protected prairie-dog towns in parks & refuges.

Similarly, dusting prairie dog burrows with pesticides and vaccinating them using baits might help protect prairie dog populations.

The research effort could help generate tens of millions of dollars to protect prairie habitats and determine how lucrative industries that employ thousands of people will operate in prairie chicken country.

Wilcove, a conservation biologist, and his colleagues at Environmental Defense in Washington, D.C., argued that FWS was putting too much emphasis on protecting prairie dogs on federal lands, when most of the animals now live on private land and cannot be relocated easily.

Fire is also used to protect prairie grasslands and to keep out forest encroachment, ensuring sufficient rangeland for elk and deer.

They must protect certain prairie lands in the Midwest and minimize soil erosion generally to qualify for an insurance subsidy equal to 65percentt of their premiums.

Might as well say there's no conflict between plowing a field and protecting the prairie, or logging the woods and protecting the forest, or mining copper and protecting the landscape.

The Preble's meadow jumping mouse is a timorous nocturnal beast of the highland prairie, protected from human dominion in Colorado and Wyoming since 1998 by the Federal Endangered Species Act.

Sections of relict virgin prairie are protected; however, in arable regions, croplands have replaced the prairie.

It protected immigrants and fought prairie fires, disease, and destitution in the new settlements.